Questions tagged [unionfs]
UnionFS is a filesystem service for Unix-like operating systems that implements a stackable unification file system, which can appear to merge the contents of several directories, while keeping their physical content separate.
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Any tricks for making sshfs authenticate only on write?
There is seemingly a trick for creating read-only sshfs logins with the read only attribute is enforced by the remote's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file.
You first create a program ~/.ssh/ro-sftp-server ...
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RAM disk and physical RAID
I need to create a lot of temporary files for which I need to have fast access, so I'm thinking about using a RAM disk. The problem is that the temporary files might get pretty big (1-4 GB) and in ...
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How to mount a root aufs in Red Hat / Fedora Core?
I'm trying to set up a virtual machine running Red Hat EL (actually Scientific Linux, but same difference) where the root file system is protected and not writable. I'd like to accomplish this with a ...
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